(Feb. 26, 2008) On February 26 th, 2008, Ray Shero made the first big splash of the Sidney Crosby era. During the 2008 trade deadline, Shero acquired Marian Hossa and Pascal Dupuis from the ...

Fred Shero, coach of the Philadelphia Flyers from 1971 to 1978, was inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame posthumously Monday. His son Ray, now the general manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins ...

Ray Shero is out as GM in Pittsburgh. What bold decisions defined his legacy? Here's a summary of his five best and worst moves with the Penguins. Ray Shero is out as GM in Pittsburgh. What bold ...

The New Jersey Devils dropped a Monday bombshell, unveiling Ray Shero as their new GM. Lou Lamoriello steps down but stays on as president. The New Jersey Devils dropped a Monday bombshell ...

Ray Shero for eight. GM can be seen as a long-term job, but it isn’t always the case where a manager stays in that position a decade or longer any longer these days. Dubas himself was in the top ...

The number no longer made Crosby the highest paid player on his own team, never mind the league. But according to then-Pittsburgh GM Ray Shero, Crosby worried that if he asked for too much money, he ...

As Pittsburgh finds itself lacking young talent to support its aging core, this article ranks the top five Penguins draft ...

As per TSN's Pierre LeBrun, the 28-year-old forward could potentially be on the move, as general manager Ray Shero is exploring his options with the Devils sitting second-to-last in the Eastern ...

There were points last season where they were on the bubble of making the playoffs. It appeared that Ray Shero’s rebuild of the Devils was off to a good start. As such, the Devils did not do too ...

The former Penguins general manager Ray Shero will take over for Lamoriello, who has been the Devils’ G.M. since the 1987-88 season.

Rachael Ray left fans “concerned” after she posted a video in which she appears to slur her words. The iconic TV chef, 56, shared a clip from her series “Rachael Ray in Tuscany” to ...

After a disappointing follow-up season to the 2009 Stanley Cup win, Ray Shero signed defenceman Zbynek Michalek to a five-year, $20 million contract in the summer of 2010. Michalek was known for ...